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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-07-16

We hope that the turn of the Onachit
political wheel will land Ned Mcclure il
tho shcritTs office once more.-iStrepr1'o'
Times.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
For Sale or EXCHANGE.

A BOUT 900 ACRES OF LAND WITH A
n valuable cypress brake thereon, twelve
miles north of Gordon Station. fla sale is
not effected at an early day will exchange
for city property. Apply to
NORTH la. REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-07-16

Try the new cent package, Pyles Pear
line, queen OF all washing compounds. For
sale by Trousdale Bros.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-07-16

The rise in the river brought that darby
little favoritc, the Prince, to our wharf
Thursday evening.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-07-16

a large excursion of colored people
passed through hero Thursday from Shreve
port to Jackson, Miss.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-07-16

Mrs. l.. +. Leavel, an estimablo lady Of
Morehouse parish, died at her home on tho
llth inst.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-07-16

Mr.. NJ. l.. Berbcrovicii,' We learn, is soon
to start n saloon at Bunkie, La, on the Il.
Il T.. railroad. His business here will be
continued under the management of his
brother.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-07-16

Two colorcd base ball clubs, the Bonds
Of this city and colony nine, will play a
match gano to-day on tho grounds near
tho Wisner school house. Tho public are
invited.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-07-16

Tho Colony and Monroe base bail clubs
will cross bats Saturday, July 2lst, at the
West Monroe grounds at :: O'Clock in the
evening. All arc invited. No charges.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-07-16
HEADQUARTERS

Mrs. Phillips is having neat cottage
erected on her lot next to Mr. J. L. kalis-
Ii,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14


Il Is anAounosd that Spokane Fails q
b have IN siesssis railway and Q
smslter. Tfis 70 b hOped thai TIE re-
port i true. and thai both The enter
prlsss mentioned Gin Be Fspidly pashsd
70 ausosm. Spokane Falls richly d.
serves any good fortune which msy BE-
fall e. Il b . elty Of fustiiaz, eneE-
esala people. Iss eitlzsns DO pct waii
for outsi6eFs 20 help shem. They hslp
thsnsslsss. They hsvs made their city
what Il Il By thsls snssRs. theiE enter
prfss. and their dash. H. they who
wilI make Il WAT ID Is 20 Be, and thas
~ fainFs viii BE- . Rfsaa ons can no
ionQsE BE- qasetionsd. Epoksns Falls 10
: cily Of vim and nerve, sud TIE people
Of Seattle wish e all tbe prosperity
which b Nc iaaa reward Of energy and
efunk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14


Oounsllman steeIs has introduced 10
fhs body Of vhIeh be Is 3 member biil
proglaIne Tor the iaxaiios Of railroads.
This bill was aFasn up b "a attorney
for ths Nogiharn Paslas railroad and h
eninsnsiy satisfactory 20 al Of It's LEGAL
representative. Il Wili BE- referred 10
ons q shs commiitess Of which Mr.,
steele isnhairman and viii doubtless b
fsvsr.bly reported By thai committee.
M. eiesas uas Appointed 70 The chair
manahsp Of NE tvo important commit
ieus 10 which aach bills ere referred BY
John b. Thompson. president Of The
oounell. President Thompson b TIE
tooi Of EecrstAry Owtnga, and Escss-
taFy ouinRs h retained 10 ofaee and
crowded win ths inaasnes necessary
70 accomplish bis ends By President
Cleveland. II the absurd bin intro
duosd b Mr. steele becames q Law, the
chain Of responsibility for sbs iniquisy
viii have no snd short Of The White
Hoase.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

FHEsoxEa THAT ckN'r n paozzCUrKp
uNnER GHB ooDE.
Prosecuting Attorney OoineF, yesior-
DAY, With code "a hand, vas reading the
law 70 TIE chiaf Of poliee. ana poinline
Out 70 him h0w, or KafhsE how not. the
huraiax that bruhe into The church
fhaFsday night. and who vua cauQht
yesterday marnina, could Be prOsscalsd.
Il happen8 thef he code OF WashfnR-
to1 territory does not provide q punish-
ment for The hreakinR into g c6aPoh,
ard Mr.. Coiner q somewhat 81 q Len %
know what 10 do With tbs fellow eauRha.
On him vas found pistoi and q botals
Of Whiaky. Fer carrying The former be
was nned. yesterday, go Bnd oosa4 10
h expected that on this charge be viii
Be heid long enongh Cor the pFuseonflnR
attorney % make cut q case azainst
him for 6urElaxy. To TIE OfaosFa, be
refused b give his name and lold them
90 "n0d Il oat." Late In tue Afternoons
be tcld q reporter o. the Pusr InrRtxE.
0EacEn that bis name yes Charlss W.
Maynard. TIE fellog is tsuah look
iug enc and may be wanted for other
eufalarias. as Father Hyisboa said that
tee pistol foand % his peFson russm-
oled very much aus losi "a the cessation
Of the burglary % the Oalholic church
IN eeasiie By ne presiding cgissa there.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14
rHn sAxATIoz or RAIEaeADs

Hmay BE- STATED - q general psopOsi-
tlon that ths posi complex and difHenlt
questions that the legislators Of this
s0mmsawsalIh are oAsssd 7pou 70 con
sider afs those ecnesEnina The tAxAtion
Of railroad pEepesty. These qusssions
are eifiealt ensuah 70 handle slsswbsFs,
hnt they are infinitely mere difficult
h this territory where The power
If Re legislature 10 tax The prop
erty Of one company h limited By
restrictions foF Whinh Congress IL 70
spousibiA a. well e b. the faes that
this company 10 She owner Of . vast bat
uneeEtain amount Of real estate ia The
ssrrisoEy. Win thess complicatiops the
qnssiian Of Railroad tAxaliou. always
enc 70 tess The hroadosi craftsmanship,
heoomes . constant soaFue Of publie
lFFiaatlon e. we'll e. a constant theme
for pahAs discussion. me legislator
via voala Eraap The question in its
falnssl asd Deal With u intalliesntly
and satisfactorily muss hiring 10 bis task
Industry, intelligence and capacity 10
deal viii eonp'ex LEGAL qeestians.
Il vii Be admitted By ell fair mIaded
men THAI a scheme Of railroad taxation
seoald b sdrpted which viii psasent
Ne HoxlAsFn rasiae railroad from en-.
eniayinR peculiar advantages On 60.
scant Of the restrictions which have
besn piaosd By coneEsss upoB The pow
sr Of tbs territofy 10 tax IL Fer ln-
stance. sapposs Law we're passsd aAx
Inc. amopR other things. The rights q
way Of ihs railroads 10 tie teEsitory.
TIE Northern raclhs wsula 81 oues
claim sxemptlen from he raymeut Of
thla tax, and wcnld elaim Il icsily. The
ether railroads IN the territory. hAvira
40 eongrsssioral ensetmens 10 pEoa<ss
thsm, weuld be eOmpsllsd 10 pay ihs
TAX assessed esAinst their rights Of wAy.
TAe iniestiee Of zach an arrangement
70 appareni. Al ef The railroads IN The
tesEltosy sxcsVa one. and tAas oae she
raosi povsFfsi. elees. ana vsalshksa,
would b compelled 10 pay the lax.
ThsA enc voeia 30 exempt Under
suoa circumstances eoupstiiion vould
ee imposihle tie other roads alseaay
exiStiee IN the teFtiseEy wuald become
the victi@a Of their favored oampssisor.
ard further rAilEOad haltdiaS voa,a Dc
impossible. The territory would be a
the nersg Of aos railroad eoapany IN
I'll ne lac which Disseminated - men
atfausly IN les sAxot shoaiA be rspsaled.
Ths lav eouaernplAied b. he bgll in
tfodsced b re souassl hy Ne. sassls
woala BE- susceptible 10 aha oelscaSon
thaa saeReseee. Uaaer ordinary cir.
eaDitsness q voald Be a vsry eooa lac
fog he tAxation Of railzoaa rravSrsv.
Undef tie eircomstancss vhtcA eeaain
IN Wasaingtoa TeFFltsry 4 woaad b
rson4lxeaA. u PFePossa 10 tAx alaaat
everything that a sailroad company d
nupposed " peeseaa Ifh Rsret naSssa.
Ne NoEthsrn fsclaa uOaid inmsalsasly
slain examraioa fraa taxAaion Cor Ks
FiRkt of way. Tha oahsr ecup4nips
ewnlne Foa1s n Ne tsrFiisry, Aossvsr,
woald Be esmpellsd 10 ray tha Aax az
lsssad. Doea any one sargoss that re
oeeon Railway 4 NAsiRasioA soursny,
~ CoiamhlA a Paxss Sans8, TIE pncaa /
seuad Ehoss % shs OSnria 4 Chs-
halls yallsy soaid % . pre1tAhas hasi-
assa n aAa tsErisosy win sasA = H.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

szimlnn Arnfnnl s18ma peM say
80 slp,m ftas - So as1 80
nsder onrrsEca a - tssl1sE1
msud be rnuAsd y s1naS 80 - ianz
e nnsk g 30 r1nnlnsd ap1D gbs rla1z.s
hssksS Hsawua - tsitex 70 ksgs sFsn
$50 gross eaRE Rs Iaw. wa1. lnsqaialns
e Is u - lrass areais 81 Ne rs1as
asEks.
asaepnaaua a lhia slisssioss bsW-
$50, issaEs afe aAany fsas1ns uAg Ne
s.alis ~ ah1zis ~ beos@s 3 ~. y
10 syiamfGy 6mHn n Bssh waT e p
assrd he No11hsrn Pssi6s rsatexs
sas fznmina + ed rafaslns b 80
a3xsa nndss r. n assesses . Eieht q
iuaniry into ahs naairs az fAs es@pany
shish sssad b rszfrhea Is osos. 1hs
Hosshe9n Rncais void Gaia ez1lEs
exemg&son from taxnlion andsR lns iaw.
4 nould refnss 70 ~ tazsA an6 oaly
af1ss 9 lsas an6 tsdisas lltisslisn upua
aha eiRta 81 ne ssREiisEy b eampsl IN
oomCiianss via sush q Iaw Dc ssaab-
Iishs1. Il shs nsantlms - lsss pgg-
erfaI rBads would b eompsllsa - pag
tAeir tsxes ana wouid b gEndasiiy
sqaaezs3 is dsafh bsiEssa tbs oomps-
sl1i1n % ihsiE aEsat rival aad ne -
walsh disariminstsd 20 fsarfally againaa
thsm.
Ths pamasas q Ne ssseIs bia wouid
Be 6 sienal tEiumph for he Norhhsrn
Pscs6s sad . eTunhine blSw 70 svsEy
osher railroad h ne tsEFiioEy. fis
pamaas wsuld be IN sutEaas end . Dis
eraes, ard Il cannot Be suppossd thaa
aay IssiHlaioF san fof 3 msmens fail %
psEusIys ifs Ghiniy soDesalsd pnEposa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14
WHAT An TO Dor

The symptoms 81 BiliounneR are IN
happily but TOO veil knoWn. They dies
IN different Individuals 10 some extent.
A Bilious man fs seldom Q brsakfasl
eater. Too Frequently, alag. he has an
exDelleut Apostle for liquids, but nans
Tor aelids Of morning. bis tongue
VII hardly beaF inspection at any time;
q Il b n0s Write an1 fuFFed, Il e rough,
at ali events.
The digestive system lawhoIly 0ut Of
order, and DiaExhea or Oonssipaalon
may Be 3 symp4om, Or The I've may
altefnste. There are often HemoS-
Fhatds or even loss Of hloed. TheEs
may be giddi 50 and oftan rheadaehe
and aeidity {. aatulenos and tenderness
Ia the pit q the stomach. To cogseot
ell this, II NOT elect O cure, try Gyssn's
Angnsf Fiousr, 10 costs bu1 tgf6e, and
thousands attest lie eficaey.
slIk handksFchisfs sniaahls for Christ
mas presents, e bottom prices Tokiaa
q sinosrmAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

- TRIAL Fu8 Ak8 ExNh
when coaEt convened &c $50 yeaeaF-
DAY afteEnoo1 tha ease e. TIE teFrltgFy
". Angss MrCsAin for murder q the
nr4t degree was called and Proeaeutinn
Attorney 1oaeph w. Roninena ovsned
tie case fos tne territnry, hrln6g n.a1
ma thai on ne i0th of NOVEMBER last
tue defendant with bis family was g.
e1pyinQ a. lessee t1a kneeland HoAsl a
shelter. Mason asanty, every Feam o.
Nhich VS. on the night Of Ne DAY usen-
toned allied WITH guests. he also STATED
thai The pFoatcukipn expss1ed 10 BE- Mhla
% pfuxe thaa % thnt night the dafend-
ani I'D wiifallY and Rnalioiouniy and
with mslirs aforstaousht, knowing q
- be oecapied a. piAee q reeldenco,
sst are % said kospi With tue hope 81
eana1ning he Uisa, that said ko3sl Was
entirely ccnsamed by tie IRE % ssa ~
ths Defendant and With q tha body q
ane Harry uonnoR, who was slssVing
theFein.
AZ Shs reQuast Of tie DEFENSE LniAsE
n. AtklnAc1, q EaenoEfapner, waa ap-
pointed 90 aaAe TIE tes4imonY In tie
caEa. he defense al1s reo1esee6 that
al TIE witnesses BE- cxssn8ea fron ths
ee1ra rsom, walsh Was dans. ms
made quiss q huie a. tha andienea whieh
racked The ooart Fcora. bat u was soon
SIZED bF oatsidaEs NO presIed eaRaFiy
IN. he case b aes WhicA has aFoassa
mech intercgf nt ehslt0ns whrge tie d.
scndant ana his wife are vel knswn.
and TIE rxsidsuts % tAs1 qaiea hamls1
are here ~ na4se % So TIE trial
thFoanh. res dsfsnse sesm 10 be sur
prtaed 81 mach a Ire evidence egOaehs
e1t - the rFoaee1tfon. evidently s1p-
po1inR thsy eaa shown their fal hand
an she preliminary sxanination.
los sestimaay % JaeAaon Brown. q
cafpenter uho was that nirht u1seuina
- sSe hosel, ses1cd - ha maEs ansx.
recle& ~ tce dsfesae. he tuaa ef b.
ira u&sets - sieex4en eeeount e. sas
psrscpa sFpusF1 ~ = seaEeEHalion ksld
sAFif tkzs EFeain2 NlfA Tkcnas Prinela.
saefG * Sic hcaeA OF ecarsa a. wls.
cess wss nee atissea 10 oslail ita ean- l
- q wss net h tha presencs
= tAe eefeRdlai. 6at he Waa AlloWed % /
's@te taaa - f1r HcDa re8asa veal 9awn I
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

I'M aAmomz rnzs a EuuznR-@EaAE
MRnxMR Muxzz.

WAMxN& MN&aAs
TRsguEav Cor. Rsss-Is1sEzigsnasy.l
INA RAmonEx Kzkw q Rn0xzsz.
Ths bark gamossi, which was ucaad
h thin mnsning'1 FozE-lH1EEErezzuE1
e. refurnfng ffsn - u dlskrea1, win
fuaF k4la 81 wa11F IN heE belds ~
annhaEsa n TIE hnKbof. uap1ain Ki4h-
e, fmmedi1fsly % his arrival, d3e6 .
psstesf. The bamaast b feEsy yeHEs ed,
balm II Mains, and hnn been REGARDED
far q long TINA &c Q venB1l % walsh tie
raes wpnld net ramain. She encoun-
tered, 80 tho Uag1eE EepoEt1, IN m
nsraliv asVers gsoTa, wkish damaosa
haK RteRiaR 10 Q considerable exes@G
The Ieak u The bark increased. until
tie vessel Was making uins inches Of
WstsF or holr. The esls Eanae o. fran
she south -eontheas8 ca f&a IN fnasamk
ana neoesgfiated 4 farQs porticn az The
deek oaxEo beng tkfoua overheard.
Ths siarkoard panp was dsssblsd, ana
Iikswise the donkey engine. ieaying ouly
esew. On DeceubsB .7tb the Storm
SssEse g the vest soash.esa. y re-
uuigad she constant mt4nnAmnee 81 the
ersw a the pump Cd the tine % resp
TIE vessel clear. Finally TIE maa8sE
dsoided 10 return. The uppeR aD9
lower topsai yards were carried away,
as veil &c the RaEUon iaahina around
the bouspgit
The United States massmal, T. J.
Hamilton, has appointed Frank p.
L,ofIos, en entsEpsisinz and worthy
youna gentleman Of this city, g. hi1
deputy, yioe J. @. Ginger, who has held
the plaee fer 9 nnmheR Of ysaEs, 70
signed. The appointment gives sati8-
faction 10 every kenpock
The ship Yossm11a, krom San Fran.
cisco, was toWod 10 Tacoma today b
TIE tue Tacoma, whero ahe will load ooal
for San Francisco.
The schooner Norma passed up, bound
from San Francisco 70 Port Madison q
load . cargo Of lumber for eouthsFE
California.
Strong west winds dOwa the Strait
caused three sohooneFa 70 RatuKn 70 THU
harbor and remain over night. sailing
again this morning. They we're the
schooner American Boy, Lumber Iaden
from Gamble for San Buenaventurss
schooner Beebee, lumber laden from
PoFt Blakely. sane destination, and The
schooner william Renton. loaded With
lumbeg from Port Ma6ison for ear
| franoiseo.
The haEk 6onozn vas lowed % PuFi
Ludlow b. the tna Tyee % load iunbsl
for San Pedro. The Tysg will return
With The recently buill Schooner Kitaap.
undeF command Of young CAPTAIN Ken
man, loaded With over ], 600 900 feet Of
lunbeF destined for San Erancisuo.
TIE Kitsap viii have Q new donke9 en-
aine placed aboard while IN the latter
port.
The bark O. o. whitmors, from the
Hawaiian Islands Was towed 20 PORT
Blakely this morning b. the TUG Mognl
TIE t1g Pioneer took On several tonl
Of freiRhs ct Union wharf this moEnina
for Port Discovery, wheFe she viii tOU
The Enoeh Tablet 30 So
POnT TowNsnB, Dec. -. 1857.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

Prssldanf Olssesand hss nstiAsd ~
assessor q Bsaals thai be Is no ionesg
3 fssidsna Il thai slty end hat be does
nos expses 70 resias 10 4 again. Itisto
Be psesamed. thsssfoss. shat waahine-
tun 3 res his hons. he viIi eontiuus
20 Easids IN The WhIts House aniit .
year from nexs March. whsn be viii
taks 10 his rssidsnes a. Red fcp.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14

kaKit VII via nna receive paelie reoomitlon
AMI prasaA HaeeA wkich are TIE cu1o0me q
EsaesAl szpsrienes. growing thFoneA yeaEs o.
eFflieai ana prasticAl asst beeomf a. nooeDa
ard iuanrF8hls e - roek a. GleFai1zE n 20.
~ cPlnioas and heaeafertA ned ~ further
zunF1ntaa e. % THAR rnnuineaAnA Tha lnalas
pssshle faet hat ews1s epeefar b ~ hcss
taoad partaez N tAa WaEi8. q ene % thn1o
tzmoTahls 0ioraitaF rock fscl8 q whfeA we
have spcAea, nnd sv@y GAYS sxparieses rsels
ep1nigs. Every eizas q cur psapls n Amar-
~ and n Eglope. every trsda. eafling nnA
processes, tnelBdine tAa Daaicai proeslnina.
hMxp haEaR vuianiaFy tastimany 10 tns ~.
nArkAhss virsmaB % q q. q, nn& ~ infMlllhla
snn1ry 5 euTfnR an siasssss q ne hssod.
Tosss t.slisaesl.is ~ e 90 ~ Ne thousasas
Ana go - - tnaPeeeioa q En- Veg oana
nnsa Mnltas. TO eks1tnaulaAea mamhaRn al
he tha4aFieal prufsanlon. wha sTntnfnfly tss.
f1gr % tha wond<rfal eumstps qoalittn q ths
epasfns q sAHlr ln4EFt4za1 easeaI ma ~.
tlnouian ~ heseWalh snb@izasa b he pab-
iie Witness farshsw eclnnlena--ana tnen EpeMk
fw ahsmnslVuG M lMsY - . msmhsR a ths
ss--o-- rs.iia lAa-auT csrnSny n Nev Ys-f.
Ard fsF1A<ly 81 the neHtdancs Thanser. naR-
IN. oarmzny. and Il NeyicksF1 stood eam-
paag. a. cAAeMro. TIE EgntlamMn e wa
nom msnhsE q tAs Nsv HaEk ThAila Ths-
alsF cozp1sy, Bssh - wsn ksssn a tAs.
NV Hnmg. Mey ISL.
eusn anectAo c.. Asinmla. Go -9enEsunan
Tnrina oesa anncye3 gilh plmpleu, sEusa1nns
aaa rsufknsaa q tAs EAin, feu1 oa1 enDA-
tian az ny hleed. fms mero tAas ynnF. Eunna
{ ipndlna p<uparNeo1 e mHEaspaEAiin and athnr
aaS-rtSsi rsusnaana - - eAssA TAm I co.
Ealara . ersmtns1t pkyHtolan, sd nu7 hfl
EsEsEn.ant rsustus& - bsnaAl I tazn osn-
eisas-i ss ~ eAs a a Eu@n&y Tor &c bio0a,
- ass e IN paekaRsA ~ 9 tAor11eA erAAk
sssinn e NJ troaots nd reg1nrl1g U1oe4A4ess
= ~ skia. have m41s Ne k1Dpg. end eAesEs
fulfE afEa rsu ia tsSllmnmfal ~ Gaah 80
nd raslsc4ly q YEA sta - Eaks a n
c1GHnCFx1 HANDuU,
II nszsEy, naaR CasAi Mree1
Has EnG4nart'a NuatlD11T.
Ia swim speclAs 0ompM1E, A1l1nea. Ca
eenslnmsz ~ me ysaEs ~ Esxeas @a
II 60. lnnsf tar nuapa nu.yihzR 5000 an1
VuEssus etk@ ruas4lsaI ~ was EselAlDsa
~ ~ numssru ~ rasFaaE1znA - eezn1 ~
ruEsaf A lad AraaEzlned g. ~ ~ n n q
raaeNaY. and nEvsa O. Gl1ka Aessia1 have DaE-
lasAly lzlisgsA na. sd ye1 - ~ - 60 !
1ran1 y 80 nMnaE Fs1 VIA
WamDw a. HAazn ENaM1Ms
NHw YWEg 1ay q 1S1
Fssaalss e Nisoa ana GAiE D1snnera Da1s1 /
~. TIE 181FT GfEQ1H1c o.
ARlnlAnnasW DRsvw = Atisz1a. g.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-14
SMART COLT.


q LoRa. coLuMHzA AND ELENnA
y Grogl4 e11o
Lei, Nh stree, neaE 11t1l.1, aIl
Los. euEufr ColnEnla I'D 9E4l1l4.
Lots, enEner eawmaxt and MAnfA. 8&
kota, RfnrrIB' a&dl1ien. So
Lot, Eine ana I'm. e11o
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and Tie hag. &111
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TACOMA.

d. d, Carka, one Of the assistant En-
eineers o. The Horthern Paei6s Eail-
read, % homs OF 3 ahoFt lsave o. Cd
sense. a few wesks aRe wiih his eeFpa
% engineers be planted his camp near
RoaiyB coal mines. and hes einae thea
been FanninQ Z line noEth b TIE OIe-
EIum lake sad river % ne vieiatsy
where Peter kiEke purchased REoap Of
81 Avs iron mluea. The llne e enc pro
posed ~ the Eorfhsrn Paei1o, and lls
building viii depsnd RFeatly npon The
demand for n.
Soar % muDDEED.-1hs attoEneys n
tie esee of the Iaooma eV9uus QEade
are In q terrible mnddia and don't know
fasi where shey sand. They met yes
iefd8y Morning 10 Juda8 kEaDS once.
bat, after few minor points had been
settled, adtonrned 10 appsnF befoFs the
eouFt on nsxt M0od4y. Tue attorneys
h8pa 70 get GlEai9hteno6 around b His
HonoFs ard nnd onl which side Of
the CASE they are on. Tbs court will b
aaAad 70 issue an ordaE, making ell
bondansn defendants 10 tie osss.
TAcoMA's SxnAMnn 6GAaIT CRw.-
Seme Of the owners Of fhe steamer SKA
Sit Chief here FemaFkea yegtasday that
10 about two weeks The GtaaDer would
extend laa trips from Tneoma 70 What.
con, instead Of running eniy 70 Laoan-
nef, aa ID the past. B1sineGs from
Whafeoms Il YES aaid. Il now demand
| ing greater steamboat facilities 10 and
from points npon the upper Bound.
TmConcsnE Al I'm AsxLUM.--Amcne
thoae Who wili take part II the musical
eoncert &C the hospital for the insane
Tomorrow evening are Ars. Allyn and
Mics Sears, from Tacoma, Mrs. 8. ~.
ReFoixal, Mrs. 3. Il. CaEsoa, Miss C0wles,
Rsss q O'Bsi0u, Mra 3. ~. y. Jones
and a. B. CoWies, o. Olympia, aud Mis-
Barr, 3. @. Woodrna, and MessEa. Lacey,
Hawkins and HolkeE, Of Fort Stella
COON.
me membars Of the Legislators Gin
leave Olympia tsmoFrow aftsEnooa By
steamer and pass The evening - TIE
Fort
WouKrao xon PBoHIn z.
n. Mccoy and Mrs.. ByFon Barlow. the
elves Of two Of Taooma's promineo1
ettiz1ne, expect 10 leave today fog
v0men's suffrage bill. This question
d0n't seem 10 agitate The minda of many
here and yea nost Of the solid men Of
TIE city, and thcea Who are mogt proDi-
nent u business are opposed % the
paeaaRe Of the aea Many Of than
argue that The existence Of such an oct
viii greatly rs1ard the growth and
population Of the Tertiary and delay
rs admission 10 the uni0n of s1atsa.
They further claim that the passage q
The blli miaht give the women p0WeT
enough here 20 canse Tacoma 20 be-
come q local opsion city, thoreby de-
privina Der Of the &20.0o0 rsvenue which
she reeeisss for her saloon and hotel
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